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'This is not like Darkling,' she concluded flightily.

He made no attempt to rise when Richard entered, but waved his pipe flightily in the air, and gave a leer of welcome.

The show was named Stargate SG-1 after Wright flightily agreed to Symes's pitch question of whether the team should be called "SG-1".

There, you little thing, I was only in fun,' dabbing her sister's forehead; 'but don't you be a silly puss, and don't you think flightily and eloquently about degenerate impossibilities.

Before the Characters arrive, the troupe's Coloratura Soprano sings flightily of her concern that she be given plenty of high notes, and concedes that she doesn't understand what she's singing or why.

"But she not the Woman," said Nip flightily, "who is of so vain and jealous a Nature that do what you will you cannot please her, and mention this or that, she is not contented?

He nuzzled Phil's shoulder briefly and happily; and presently a corner of his mind defected flightily to consider the Middle School's football prospects for the new season, even before he had taken care of all his responsibilities here at home.

BEWITCHED: Tori Amos, the flightily melodramatic singer-songwriter, doesn't admit to drinking anything much stronger than green tea in her new memoir, "Tori Amos: Piece by Piece," written with the rock journalist Ann Powers.